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EXPERIENCE

11/2000 – Present: Anomaly Magazine, Washington, DC
Founder/Editor

• Solicitation of reviews, critical pieces, fiction, and poetry for biannual magazine
• Developing web site design and content
• Formatting and editing publication in Adobe PageMaker
• Fundraising and marketing
• Creating publication budget and drafting grant proposals

• Program management, including event planning and coordination
• Coordination of the China Visiting Fellows program
• Website maintenance, design and content writing
• Formatting and editing program publications and electronic newsletter
• Drafting grant proposals and budgets

• Program management
• Planning of conferences, lectures and educational exchanges
• Researching and writing for print and electronic publications

• Web page management/creation
• Research and writing for newsletter
• Newsletter formatting
• Contributing reviews to biannual journal, The Washington Journal of Modern China
• Providing marketing assistance for journal
• Research and writing

• Teaching conversational and written English to high school students
• Responsible for designing all class content

• Providing administrative support to Deputy General Manager
• Presentation production
• Editing translated documents
• Providing assistance to human resources and marketing departments

• General administrative duties
• Coordinator for aspects of policy-making conference in May 1997
• Web page maintenance

• WordPerfect Corel
• Microsoft Word
• HTML coding
• Web page design
• Adobe PageMaker
• Adobe Acrobat
• Adobe Photoshop
• Microsoft Access
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Microsoft Publisher

• Mandarin Chinese
• French
• Spanish

8/02-5/04: Georgetown University, Washington, DC

• MA English
• Full scholarship & fellowship

• BA in East Asian Studies/Chinese
• Overall GPA 3.5
• Major GPA 3.9
• University Honors Program
• Advanced coursework in Chinese language and literature, East Asian politics and History
• Graduate level work in Central Asian History and the Economy of China.
• Member of the International Affairs Society (IAS)
• Member of the Pacific Affairs Study Society (PASS)
• Co-editor of IAS newsletter, The Globe
• Coordinator of several middle and high school Model United Nations Conferences

• Certification program
• All courses taught in Chinese at the Harbin Institute of Technology
• Coursework in Chinese language, Modern Chinese literature, Chinese newspaper reading
• Conducted an independent study of the history of Chinese-Russian relations

• “China on the Web: Top U.S. Government Sites, ” The Washington Journal of Modern China, Fall 1999/Volume 5 No. 2
• Conference Report: “IREX Seminar Examines Russia’s Diverging Asia Policy,” February 24, 2000
• Book review: “The Complexity Advantage, by Susanne Kelly and Mary Ann Allison,” Trendscope, July 2001/Volume 2 Issue 7
• Book review: “Ring of Fire, by Lisa Jarnot,” So to Speak: a Feminist Journal of Language and Art, Summer/Fall 2001
• Selected poems in 108:92 DC Poets Special Issue Spring 2001
• Book review: “Leadership and Self Deception: Getting Out of the Box,” Trendscope, October 2001/Volume 2 Issue 10
• Poems  in Realpoetik, February 18, 2002

Review of “Paintings and Artist Books” by Chan Ky-Yut at the Canadian Embassy Art Gallery, March 19-July 6, 2001, The Washington Review, October, 2001

• Patriot's Cafe Reading Series, Fairfax, VA, March, 2001
• In Your Ear, DC poets group reading, Washington, DC, April 2001
• Rock Creek Gallery, Washington, DC, February 21, 2001

In Your Ear, Washington, DC, April 21, 2002

• Name: K. Lorraine Graham
• Tel:  202/223-5956 ext. 3560 (day) 202/223-5614 (evening)
• Fax:  202/238-9604
• Email: yakub_etc@yahoo.com